“He is writing a blank check to huge hospital corporations to profit off the suffering of veterans”, Mr. Cox said in the statement. “I’m going to try”, Trump told evangelical leader Pat Robertson during an interview that aired Tuesday on “The 700 Club”, when asked whether he’d abide by the “11th Commandment”. “It is about what is best for a private organization who represents delegates who represent the entire Republican Party, not just Donald Trump’s minority vote”, Lonegan said. “We can not afford to have America have its commander in chief be someone who espouses hatred, divisiveness and who wants to separate people”, Cook County Commissioner Chuy Garcia said. While the Speaker would rather focus on the veep-stakes than his own issues with his party’s candidate, others are being blunt.
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Some Republicans have questioned whether they can back his campaign, and others have outright refused to support Trump.
Campagni denied that Trump was holding out for too much money but acknowledged that the spaces are “very unique” and require tenants “who want the branding and exposure of being in the Trump Tower, but don’t need such easy access from the street”. Is that an indication that Republicans are still clearly having problems uniting around Donald Trump? “I think we would be doing an injustice to the American voter if we did not speak their word and who they chose”. So I will just be very clear about that. “Plus I’d like to see secure borders, safety for my grandchildren”, said Gary McGinnis, Trump supporters. Bernie Sanders threw his support behind Clinton at a rally in New Hampshire.
Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has mostly led in the national online poll this year. It includes a proposal to break up big banks, a $15 an hour minimum wage and the decriminalization of marijuana.
The platform, which is meant to lay out sets of principles and a vision of the beliefs of a majority of the rank-and-file party members, has been considered by some to be at odds with the opinions of Donald Trump, the man expected to carry the GOP banner into November’s election. Not only is he not attending the fundraiser with Trump, but his office scheduled that event at the same time.
“He does not have the authority to tell me that I am no longer a delegate for Cleveland”.
Cleveland FBI agent Stephen Anthony told Inside Edition: “This kind of built-in contingency to be flexable, nimble, be able to react, is what I think the folks have worked so hard to be ready for”. “That shows bias to me”, Ryan said. In fact, the governor and Sen.
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Over the past several weeks, Trump has faced criticism for his past business dealings and has quarreled with Republican leaders over his rejection of worldwide trade agreements and his promises to crack down on immigration.
